Case Study: Millersburg

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MILLERSBURG — For allegedly failing to comply with legal requirements, a man who was identified as a sexually oriented offender as a teen, was sentenced Wednesday to house arrest.
Johnathan M. Salkeld, 25, of 101 Lakeview Drive, Apt. C-65, Millersburg, previously pleaded guilty in Holmes County Common Pleas Court to failure to register.
Salkeld was designated a sexually oriented offender, subjecting him to 10 years of registration as such, following a 2006 conviction for gross sexual imposition in Stark County Family Court.
He was sentenced to three years of community control service, to include six months of electronically monitored house arrest.
“There has to be some consequence for doing this,” said Judge Robert Rinfret.
Since reentering

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